✨ Harness: generic params.json loader and Parameters prompt section - #174
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This repository does not receive automatic reviews because it has fewer than 10 stars. ⚙️ Run configurationConfiguration used: defaults Review profile: CHILL Plan: Pro Plus Run ID: 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe harness now loads controller-written parameters from ChangesHarness parameter and limit flow
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The updated harness can enforce the configured cost ceiling incorrectly across the primary prompt and handoff, either stopping too early or allowing total usage to exceed the limit. This is a bounded but concrete correctness issue that should be fixed before merging. Suggested reviewers: Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Controller
participant MigrationHarness
participant Goose
participant ACP
participant TerminationLog
Controller->>MigrationHarness: Mount params.json
MigrationHarness->>Goose: Start with execution environment
MigrationHarness->>Goose: Send prompt with Parameters section
Goose->>ACP: Emit usage_update
ACP->>MigrationHarness: Return cost and context usage
MigrationHarness->>ACP: Cancel session at maxCost
MigrationHarness->>Goose: Send limit handoff prompt
MigrationHarness->>TerminationLog: Write outcome and usage summary
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Full details: Linked Issues checkExplanation The changes satisfy issue Full details: Out of Scope Changes checkExplanation The PR also adds broad execution-limit functionality, including maxCost monitoring, cost-limit cancellation, handoff prompts, exit-code contracts, termination logging, and mode handling. These changes are not required by linked issue Resolution Move the execution-limit and termination-outcome changes to a separate PR linked to the relevant issue, or link the applicable issue and update the PR description to define that scope. Keep this PR focused on the generic params.json loader and Parameters prompt section. Full details: Docstring CoverageExplanation Docstring coverage is 44.12% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 34 functions across 6 files. (1 skipped: 1 unsupported.) ✨ Finishing Touches🧪 Generate unit tests (beta)
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In `@harness/cmd/migration-harness/main.go`:
- Around line 410-415: Update the migration harness flow around
session.SendPrompt and outcomeLimitReached to track the configured total
turn/cost budgets and primary-prompt usage, then pass only the remaining turn
and cost budget to the handoff prompt instead of disabling enforcement. Ensure
the handoff cannot exceed either configured limit.
In `@harness/cmd/migration-harness/outcome.go`:
- Around line 63-72: Update handoffPromptText so the agent writes
.konveyor/handoff.md before committing, then commits both the current work and
handoff file, and ends its turn only after the commit succeeds.
- Around line 80-90: Update the ErrConnectionLost classification in the outcome
handling branch to require nativeMaxTurns > 0 and result.TurnsUsed >=
nativeMaxTurns, in addition to the existing result and completed-turn checks,
before returning outcomeLimitReached with limitMaxTurns.
In `@harness/internal/acp/session_cost_test.go`:
- Around line 323-325: Update the cleanup block around s.conn.Close() to handle
its returned error or explicitly discard it, while preserving the existing mutex
locking and unlocking behavior so errcheck passes.
In `@harness/internal/config/config.go`:
- Around line 127-132: Update the execution.maxCost parsing in the configuration
loader to reject NaN, positive or negative infinity, zero, and negative values
before assigning Config.CostLimit; return the existing validation error path for
these invalid inputs while preserving finite positive values and their
ReserveFraction calculation. Add coverage for each requested invalid value.
In `@harness/README.md`:
- Around line 79-84: Update the earlier configuration-source statement in the
README to clarify that configuration comes from both environment variables and
the mounted /run/konveyor/params.json file, including execution controls and
workflow/agent parameters. Keep the existing parameter-section description
consistent with this correction.
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In `@harness/cmd/migration-harness/main.go`:
- Around line 412-434: Align cost accounting between the primary and handoff
prompts: determine whether PromptResult.Cost is cumulative or per-prompt, then
make the handoff limit and combineUsage follow that same semantic. Preserve
enforcement of the configured absolute ceiling and add a two-prompt test
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Reviewing the harness side against the controller contract in #169 (params.json schema, exit codes, and the /dev/termination-log → terminationData path). The core contract matches well — exact path, maxCost as a string, maxTurns as int, exit codes 0/1/2, valid JSON to the termination log, mode→GOOSE_MODE, and KONVEYOR_PARAM_* fully removed. A few edges where the two sides can disagree, or where the blob the controller stores can be wrong or dropped — details inline.
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| return nil, fmt.Errorf("execution.maxCost %q is not numeric: %w", paramsFile.Execution.MaxCost, err) | ||
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| if math.IsNaN(parsed) || math.IsInf(parsed, 0) || parsed <= 0 { |
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MaxCost/CostLimit already document 0 as "no limit" (unset), and the empty-string case at L135 correctly leaves it 0. But an explicit maxCost: "0" / "0.00" — which the controller CRD pattern ^[0-9]+(\.[0-9]{1,2})?$ accepts and writes into params.json — is parsed here and then rejected by parsed <= 0 as a fatal startup error, failing the whole run (exit 1 → Failed) before the agent ever runs. Treat a parsed 0 the same as unset (no cost limit), so the harness agrees with the field's own semantics and the CRD. (NaN/Inf cannot arrive through the CRD pattern.)
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Addressed in b6192b0 — explicit zero ("0" / "0.00") is now treated as unset (no cost limit, CostLimit: 0), while non-finite and negative values (parsed < 0, NaN, ±Inf) continue to return a validation error. Added unit tests covering explicit "0" and "0.00".
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| emitNotice("stage failed — final push error: %v", pushErr) | ||
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When a limit was reached but the final push then fails, ExitCode/Outcome are reset to failed while term.LimitReached/term.StopReason stay populated from the limit path — so the termination blob reads outcome: "failed" with limitReached: "maxTurns". The controller stores this blob verbatim as status.terminationData, so the self-contradiction surfaces in the API. Clear the limit fields when downgrading to failed here.
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Addressed in b6192b0 — term.LimitReached is now explicitly cleared ("") when the final push fails, ensuring the termination blob consistently represents outcome: "failed" without contradictory limit fields.
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| case result.StopReason == "cancelled" && result.CostLimitReached: |
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Agreed a genuinely-finished run should not be retroactively failed — but as written, when the cost limit is exceeded and goose returns end_turn before the session/cancel lands (StopReason != "cancelled"), CostLimitReached is dropped and this returns outcomeSucceeded, limitNone, so nothing in the outcome records that the budget was blown. Consider surfacing it without changing the outcome — keep outcomeSucceeded/exit 0 but still record limitMaxCost (or a dedicated flag) so terminationData shows the overrun. (Usage.Cost is in the blob, but there is no explicit "limit reached" signal on a completed run.)
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Addressed in b6192b0 — when result.CostLimitReached is true on a run that returned a natural completion (StopReason != "cancelled"), classifyOutcome now returns (outcomeSucceeded, limitMaxCost). This keeps outcome: "succeeded" / exit 0 (a finished run is not failed) while recording limitReached: "maxCost" in terminationData.
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The 4 KiB ceiling is only warned about, never enforced — the full blob is always written. If it ever exceeds 4096 bytes the kubelet truncates it mid-JSON, the controller's json.Valid check drops it, and terminationData is silently lost. Prefer trimming/bounding the blob to guarantee valid JSON under the cap rather than only warning.
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Addressed in b6192b0 — writeTerminationLog now bounds oversized blobs (truncating StopReason or falling back to minimal valid JSON) to guarantee the written file is valid JSON TestWriteTerminationLogBoundsOversizedBlob verifying this behavior.
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From Fabian's review on #169 — two doc leftovers that belong with the harness/consumer change here rather than the controller PR:
Flagging so they land alongside the consumer change. (#169 fixed its own stale |
Replace the hard-coded KONVEYOR_PARAM_MAX_TURNS env read with a generic loader of the controller's three-section /run/konveyor/params.json (ADR 0009, delivered by PR konveyor#169), and append a "## Parameters" section to the agent prompt so workflow/agent values are visible with zero skill involvement. Closes konveyor#117 Assisted-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Savitha Raghunathan <saveetha13@gmail.com>
Give resolved execution controls (mode/maxTurns/maxCost) their own typed struct instead of map[string]any, since ADR 0011 treats them as first-class CRD fields rather than arbitrary params. Rename params.FilePath to params.Path so it doesn't read as a near-duplicate of params.File. Clarify that HARNESS_PARAMS_FILE is a supported override for local/hack runs, not just a test seam. Assisted-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Savitha Raghunathan <saveetha13@gmail.com>
Implements ADR 0011 on the harness side. maxTurns is enforced natively by the goose runtime via GOOSE_MAX_TURNS (85% reserve for a wind-down handoff); maxCost is monitored live via ACP usage_update with a harness-triggered session/cancel at 85% of budget; mode translates to GOOSE_MODE before launch. Deletes the old client-side turn-counting SendPrompt in favor of reacting to the runtime's stopReason. On a limit, sends one handoff prompt then exits via the 3-way contract (0/1/2), writing a compact usage blob to /dev/termination-log on every exit. Closes konveyor#118 Assisted-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Savitha Raghunathan <saveetha13@gmail.com>
Assisted-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Savitha Raghunathan <saveetha13@gmail.com>
Live testing against real goose+Vertex AI found stopReason alone can't detect a native GOOSE_MAX_TURNS hit — goose either drops the connection or returns a clean end_turn in both the limit-hit and genuinely-done cases. Adds acp.ErrConnectionLost (returned with the partial result instead of discarding it) and compares TurnsUsed against the actual configured native ceiling (new params.NativeTurnLimit, shared with goose's env translation so they can't drift) to reliably classify limitReached/maxTurns. Confirmed live end-to-end: exit 2, handoff committed and pushed. Assisted-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Savitha Raghunathan <saveetha13@gmail.com>
Live testing showed goose gives the handoff prompt its own fresh native turn budget (the ceiling is enforced per-prompt-call, not cumulative across the session) — so the agent, still holding the unfinished original instructions in context, kept resuming that task after writing the handoff instead of ending its turn. Tighten the prompt wording to explicitly require stopping once the commit is made. Assisted-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Savitha Raghunathan <saveetha13@gmail.com>
- outcome: tighten ErrConnectionLost classification — require nativeMaxTurns > 0 and TurnsUsed >= nativeMaxTurns before treating an abrupt disconnect as a turn limit; a transient network failure below the ceiling is now correctly reported as outcomeFailed rather than outcomeLimitReached - outcome: fix handoff prompt ordering — write .konveyor/handoff.md first, then commit both current work and the handoff file together, then end turn; the previous wording committed before writing, leaving the file uncommitted - main: pass remaining cost budget to the handoff SendPrompt instead of 0 (unlimited); computes cfg.CostLimit minus primary cost, with a small sentinel when the ceiling is already exhausted, so cumulative spend cannot exceed the configured maxCost - config: reject NaN, +Inf, -Inf, zero, and negative execution.maxCost values with a descriptive error; adds tests for all five invalid shapes - session_cost_test: handle the error returned by conn.Close() (errcheck lint) - README: clarify that configuration comes from both env vars and the mounted /run/konveyor/params.json, not env vars alone Signed-off-by: Savitha Raghunathan <saveetha13@gmail.com>
SendPrompt compares costLimit against session-cumulative cost, but the handoff call was passing a remaining-budget delta — causing it to cancel almost immediately whenever the primary prompt had already spent more than half the budget. Reuse the same absolute cfg.CostLimit ceiling for the handoff call instead. Assisted-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Savitha Raghunathan <saveetha13@gmail.com>
…sues The handoff prompt was reusing the primary's 85%-reserved CostLimit, so cumulative session cost already sat at that ceiling by the time the handoff started, cancelling it almost immediately. Add Config.MaxCost (unreserved) and pass it to the handoff call instead, with a two-prompt regression test. Also: drain buffered notifications on abrupt connection loss so TurnsUsed stays accurate, capture termination-log usage stats before the final push (so a push failure doesn't discard them), and guard formatValue against non-finite/out-of-range floats. Assisted-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Savitha Raghunathan <saveetha13@gmail.com>
- Treat explicit maxCost "0" / "0.00" as unset (no cost limit) rather than an error - Clear LimitReached on termination blob when final push fails - Record limitMaxCost when cost limit is reached on natural completion - Enforce 4096-byte ceiling on termination log writes to ensure valid JSON Assisted-By: Gemini <noreply@google.com> Signed-off-by: Savitha Raghunathan <saveetha13@gmail.com>
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Replace the hard-coded KONVEYOR_PARAM_MAX_TURNS env read with a generic loader of the controller's three-section /run/konveyor/params.json (ADR 0009, delivered by PR #169), and append a "## Parameters" section to the agent prompt so workflow/agent values are visible with zero skill involvement.
Closes #117
Assisted-By: Claude Code noreply@anthropic.com
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